Answer to Question 1
There are only two progenitor cells that eventually produce all white cell types: a myeloid stem cell and a lymphoid stem cell. Mutations resulting in leukemia occur within the genes that drive the differentiation or maturation of these two cell lines.
Answer to Question 2
Functional immunoincompetence results from a proliferation of immature or defective cells (incompetent cells) that are not capable of carrying out their normal function. Often, a proliferation of immunoincompetent cells is accompanied by a decreased number of normal, competent cells. The decreased number of normal cells results when the over-proliferation of one cell type outcompetes normal cells for resources (space and nutrients) in the bone marrow.
The two major categories of postsynaptic receptors.
Categories of E&M Codes Used for Medical Office Services
Major Diagnostic Categories of Mental Disorders Cont
Typical Startup Cost Categories Cont.
Maccoby and Martin expanded on Baumrind's categories
Functional categories of human genes